Our cheese

History of Cheese

  • When it Started
    Jan 1, 1070

    When it Started

    Cheese making started near, 1070 and was in the european countries. A man name Roquefort was in some of the documents they have from this time.
  • Period: Jan 1, 1070 to

    The History of Cheese

  • America Bound

    America Bound

    In the 1600's cheese made it's way to america, on the Mayflower. Thus we now have cheese here in America thanks to a great journey back then.
  • First Factory in America

    First Factory in America

    The first cheese factory came to america in 1851, and it was built by Jeese Williams, and located in New York.
  • Growing Cheese

    Growing Cheese

    In 1880, there was 3,923 cheese factories, producing 216 million pounds of cheese in a year, and valued at 17 million dollars!
  • More Cheese

    More Cheese

    By 1970, the cheese want and demand came to an even higher point. We made 2.2-6 billion pounds of cheese, a year, and increasing by alomst 2.2 billion a year.
  • Asiago Cheese

    Asiago Cheese

    Nutty in flavor and hails from europe. This cheese also comes in to ways, you can get it fresh or matured.
  • Chedder Cheese

    Chedder Cheese

    A firm cows milk cheese. Used all over in many items. Yellow-Orange in look. Can be a sharper cheese. Flavor can depend on length of ageing process.
  • Cream Cheese

    Cream Cheese

    Cream Cheese is a very soft, spreadable cheese. Used in many baked goods, or as a spread for things. Flavor: Sweet, light and tangy, as well as fresh.
  • Swiss Cheese

    Swiss Cheese

    Sweet and Nutty. Cows milk cheese, and is the holy cheese, glossy finish, also has a slight tang on the finish.
  • Goat Cheese

    Goat Cheese

    Comes in many forms, most are soft though, it comes from places where goats cant survuve. Like the middle east, or africa.
  • Vegitrain cheese

    Vegitrain cheese

    Uses an enzyme that comes from and animals stomach and that is how it froms its curds.
  • Blue Cheese

    Blue Cheese

    It can be, cow, goat, or sheeps milk cheese. Has added penicillium cultures, which makes it have the colors of mold that it has.

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